La tela de las fresas es una de esas que hace aguas en tonos azules y que me dio mi madre junto con otras , hace ya tiempo.
Para colocar la parte de arriba, elegí una de la colección de Garden Party de Blackbird.
Los hilos son de perlé del nº 5 y del 8. Un poco más abajo los puedes ver.
Y aunque la parte de las hojas es diferente, he echado un vistazo al montaje que he encontrado en la pag. de Martha Stewart.com
¿ Adivinas de qué están rellenas ? Se me ocurrió poner azúcar mezclada con algo de canela....... Así consigo que tengan algo de peso y también que huelan de maravilla.
Las anillas las conservo desde hace también algún tiempo. No recuerdo dónde las compré . No pesan porque están huecas y para este tipo de trabajo resultan genial . Un total de doce recorren la circurferencia .
Y si la abrimos con sólo deslizar la cinta hecha a juego.......
........ Puedo llevar dentro la labor y los ovillos que necesite.
Puedes sustituir el adorno de las fresas bordadas por otra cosa que te guste. En un rato puedes dejar esta bolsa acabada. Es fácil encontrar este tipo de accesorio por la red y quizá puedas añadir algo más.
Espero que te haya gustado.
Last week I had an appointment with the representative of LIBECO, our world-known company for Belgian linen. It was a few months ago since he visited and I really needed some information about new linens, especially about the Libeco Home Collection, table and bed linen.
I am always surprised about all these beautiful, different textures and range of colors ! I just love the natural touch of our Belgian linen.
Since Axel Vervoordt introduced us to the linen slipcovers for seats and chairs, a lot of designers started to work with linen.
In Belgian interiors you will see linen used for draperies and blinds, for seating upholstery, table, bed and bath linen.
I am not aiming to tell you about the history of linen today, I want you to give some ideas how to use linen in your interior.
But if you want to know more about the flax’ history you will find a lot to read at the LIBECO website HERE.
Diane Dorrans Seaks of the Style Saloniste blog wrote a very interesting blogpost about Belgian linen HERE ! It is a most interesting article to read!
source Libeco website
source Libeco website
Click on LIBECO logo to visit the website.
Growing up in the Belgian area, known for the linen industry, will definitely explain my love for linen.
Our orangery where I used linen for the draperies and the slipcovered seats.
Our living room with linen upholstered seats.
I really love the combination of natural materials as here in our library, a combination of an oak woodpaneling and a linen upholstered seat.
There is a wide range of colors and textures available in linen fabrics.
And did you know that from the moment you order a certain number of meters, the LIBECO company will dye the linen in your particular chosen color!!!
So, linen can be used for all your window treatment.
source http://www.patrickponseele.be/
Just love the color of the draperies matching the oak parquetry floor. Beautiful!
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Trouvais blog
Linen blinds.
source http://www.patrickponseele.be/
Linen sample card LIBECO
Seat and chair upholstery.
source Beta Plus book Hedendaags Wonen met Antiek
source Walda Pairon
Window treatment with linen and velvet chair upholstery and table cloth. A perfect combination at Walda Pairon’s living room.
source Beta Plus book Hedendaags Wonen met Antiek
source http://www.patrickponseele.be/
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Beta Plus
Table linen.
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source Libeco website
Here you see a sample card of the Libeco Napoli Vintage linen. Beautiful texture and colors for your table linen.
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Garnier
One of my favorite colors is celadon. Libeco offers a lot of shades of celadon linen. The Garnier’s sofa with a celadon slipcover.
source Scapa
We all know by now that Axel Vervoordt introduced us to the linen slipcovered seating. Some of the images below show you different styles of seating, all with a linen slipcover.
source Axel Vervoordt
source Axel Vervoordt
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source Puylaert Home Basics
source At Ease Interiors
source Axel Vervoordt
source Axel Vervoordt
source Magazine MTC
source Axel Vervoordt
Linen slipcovers for chairs.
I love the mix of these kitchen chairs at the castle of Axel Vervoordt.
source Axel Vervoordt
Bobby McAlpine
source Libeco website
source Libeco website
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Again a sample card of beautiful ‘ready made’ Libeco table linen
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Libeco website
source Libeco website
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Linen sample card LIBECO
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A linen skirt for this desk.
Bedlinen.
source Libeco website
source Libeco website
This is the sample card of the bedlinen of the picture here above.
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Libeco website
source Axel Vervoordt
Linen wear
source Libeco website
Libeco linen wear sample card.
Linen sample card LIBECO
source Libeco website
And maybe you will find your perfect Christmas present, as this embroidered napkin, browsing through the LIBECO HOME catalogue.
source Libeco website
To browse through the LIBECO Home Catalogue, click on cover.
And finally I want to introduce you to a very beautiful blog about linen, ‘LINENS by didriks’, where you will find a lot of interesting information about Belgian linen!
I hope you enjoyed my post of today!
xx
